2. Property which is not buildable or developable because of some reasonably permanent incapacity. This contemplates odd parcels or pieces which for historic or other reasons have not been merged into adjacent parcels, but which, because of size or other reasonably permanent disability, do not or cannot comprise a separate building site.

3. Property owned and occupied by persons of low income (English or Español). “Persons of low income” shall mean property owner/occupants where total household income is less than 200% (double) the annual Poverty Guideline for a Family of Four, as published by the Department of Health and Human Services, for the year in which the proof is submitted. For 2015 that amount is $48,500.

A separate exemption must be completed for each parcel on which an exemption is requested (English or Español). The special library parcel tax is earmarked for the expansion of the current facilities and services of the Davis Branch Library. The library parcel tax for fiscal year 2016-17 is $103.10 for a single family residence, and $51.55 per unit for a multi-family residence.